Eyan had a standout showing at the camp, consistently flashing his skills in individual drills and testing. In backpedal and coverage work, he stayed low, balanced, and under control, smoothly transitioning when opening his hips to mirror receivers. His testing numbers translated well on the field, showing quickness, burst, and the ability to close gaps efficiently. Eyan demonstrated sharp instincts in route recognition, reacting with timing rather than overcommitting, and competed aggressively at the catch point to disrupt passes. In run-support drills, he flowed downhill decisively, taking proper angles and finishing tackles with authority. Overall, his camp performance reflected a disciplined, athletic defensive back with the tools and competitiveness to make an impact in every phase.

Stigall emerged as a standout defender during the PRZ Dallas Stock Up Showcase, displaying the skills that make him one of the most promising young defensive backs. He is a sticky defender, Stigall excels in close matchups, showing quick feet, fluid hips, and excellent technique. His ability to stay connected to receivers and disrupt plays sets him apart as a high-upside prospect.

Coming off a stellar freshman season at Hayes, Stigall recorded 60 tackles, 15 pass breakups, and two forced fumbles. His combination of physical tools and advanced instincts was on full display at the camp. As he continues to mature and develop, Stigall has the potential to elevate his game to an elite level.